Aayush Sharma shares romantic birthday tribute to wife Arpita Khan; Calls her his strength amid health recovery

On August 3, Aayush Sharma turned to Instagram to share one of his most heartfelt posts, a romantic birthday message for his wife, Arpita Khan Sharma. Calling her the “strongest woman we know,” Aayush celebrated Arpita with a string of adorable family photos featuring their kids Ahil and Ayat.


His message read, “Today and every day we celebrate you @arpitakhansharma. Wishing a very Happy Birthday to the strongest woman we know... now take a Jaddu Ki Jhappi.” In one of the most heart-melting pictures, Aayush is seen giving Arpita a warm hug, while another snapshot features the entire family glowing with love and laughter. Arpita shared a reply that read, "Thank you so much my love."

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Fans couldn’t help but swoon over the gesture, calling it one of the cutest birthday tributes of the year. One commented, "Best Sunday Morning." Another comment read, "wishing the happiest & blessed birthday to Arpita,many best wishes for all great happenings,may you always have everything from loving family to lots of happiness, success & smiles ."

Love and Recovery; Aayush Reflects on His Health Struggles

While the birthday mood was joyful, it also comes at a time when Aayush is focusing on healing — physically and emotionally. The actor recently revealed that he underwent two back surgeries after battling persistent pain caused by a stunt during the shoot of his film Ruslaan.


Initially brushing it off as minor, Aayush admitted in a vulnerable post, “What I thought was temporary turned out to be far more serious.” The pain had begun to interfere with his everyday activities, including dancing, performing action scenes, and even simple movements. “Life has its way of slowing you down to make sure you listen,” he shared.

Gratitude, Family and Looking Ahead; A New Chapter for Aayush

Despite the setbacks, Aayush is embracing recovery with a sense of purpose and deep gratitude. “The journey has just begun,” he wrote, “and I’m filled with nothing but hope and a burning desire to get back to doing what I love the most — being in front of the camera.”